Final CMC report into the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan, including land at Palmwoods
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- 14 pages
Summary
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The Premier asked the Crime and Misconduct Commission to investigate whether anyone improperly influenced extensions to the urban footprint in the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan.
Final CMC report into the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan, including land at Palmwoods (2009), page 1 · Final CMC report into the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan, including land at Palmwoods (2009), page 3
The CMC examined departmental records and representations by lobbyists, focusing on Palmwoods and other proposed development areas.
Final CMC report into the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan, including land at Palmwoods (2009), page 4 · Final CMC report into the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan, including land at Palmwoods (2009), page 12
The CMC concluded that there was no reasonable basis to suspect official misconduct, but expressed concern about inadequate records of lobbying contacts.
The CMC recommended written records of communications with lobbyists and other interested parties, including the issue raised and any departmental response.
In the body's own words
- Conclusion
Of those matters, there is no reasonable basis to suspect there has been any act of official misconduct committed by any person.
- Opinion
The CMC is concerned, however, at the Department’s general lack of record-keeping, particularly as to representations involving lobbyists.
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Published responses
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